Re: SNMPv2C/SNMPv2U

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http://netman.cit.buffalo.edu/index.html

But be warned as the SNMPv2 variants never made it to standards and there is a
new effort (SNMPng or SNMPv3) underway - so such agents are not widely
deployed.

Also do not forget tkined/scotty can act as an agent (see snmp(n)). Depending
on your platform I would also look to CMU and UCD distributions which work
with various Unix platforms.

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